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Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
HENRY EISEMAN'S Il CO.,
PEOPLES STORE,

Nos. 31l, 3l6, BIS and 800
Broadway, Council Bluffs.
n. BAH mail orders fOl
samples or goods entrusted 10
our care will receive the best Of
attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

We offer for Monday bargain in real
estate, viz: Seven choice lots in brown s
sub for 81, 400, one-half cash, balance on
time. Swan Il Walker, 3S S. Main ST.
Cut this out, 1t will not appear again.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
HENRY EISENAN & CO.'S
PEOPLES STORE

Our Constant Aim Il TO Give Bet
ter Value i'm Everything we
Sell Than other Houses in
Council Bluffs or Vicinity Our
stock will Always BE Found
Clean and Fresh; of the Best
Quality and Latest styles.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Store your Heating Stoves with Cole
L. Cole. Experienced men handle them
black and set them up in the fail. Al
Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Call and see the stock of horses and
mules at Star Stables before purchasing
elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

there remains for the hospital see, and
to this Miss Botsford generously
adds $40. making the benefit
net in all $32 Miss Botsford
has proved herself not only to be an art
list of wonderful skill but of generosity.
Her visit to this city has won for her
many friends, who would gladly have
her appear in larger place and on a
concert is ever arranged for her, there
will be many to take the seats as eager
listeners.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

To refresh your memory, cut this out
it will not appear again. For the next
few days or until sold, we will offer 26
acres of beautiful acre property ON Gra-
ham avenue at a bargain.
SWAN H. WALKER, 3S south Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Sherraden Is still making cabinet pho.
tos at % per doz.. best finish Crayon or
India ink life SIZE pictures only $40. BY
+. M. Woodward, artist.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

The amount of bills allowed during
March was about the same as above.
The warrants drawn for special pur-
poses, including the semi-annual water
rent OF $4,000, and $4,000 for paving,
$500 for grading, etc, amounted to
SEQ, ,SS1 .95,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Star sale stables of Council Bluffs
The largest stock of horses and mules
west of Chicago, which will be sold at
wholesale or retail and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

s. p. Mcconnell. on Friday evening
after the performance of Monte Cristo, !"
entertained his old friend and room mate
S. Miller Kent, of the James ONeill com.
pany at his home. Several gentlemen
of this city there had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. Kent, who has been with the
O'Nelll company the past three years,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

For acre property, residences and bust.
ness property call on W.. G. Stacy L. Co.,
No. 0 Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
Brick.

We have 200, 900 good brick for sale.
THOMAS GREEN d Sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

The importance of the fish trade is H.
lustrated by the recent leases issued to
Fulton market. twelve stalls having been
taken ut 1880 rent. How many fish
must toe sold to clear an aggregate rent
OF SlS, 900 u yeary
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
Masonic.

Star chapter No. AZ r. A. M. will hold
its regular convocation next Monday
evening, April 4. All members are re-
invited. BY order M. f. II. P,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Drs. Hanchett and Smith, office No. 12
Pearl street. Residence, l2O Fourth St.
Telephone No. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Miss Mollle Corcoran, dressmaker, TIA
Mynster street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Money to loan on real estate; Coun CT
Bluffs Real Estate Loan and Trust Co.
Room O. Everett block.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

mon, The Mighty God" In the even.
ing there will be union Bible meeting
in the Episcopal church.
METHODIST.
Topic at the NJ. +. Church this morn
ing, Is the World Getting Better or
Worse?'
UNITED BRETHREN.
Rev. j. l.. Picrson will preach at the
United Brethren church on Tenth Ave.
nue. this evening at 7:3o o'clock. Persons
living 10 that part of the city are invited
to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

There is not in this city list of lots in
Bayless and Palmer's addition owned by a
non resident who has authorized us to
sell at ---. Come and see us. here
is bargain.
SWAN 4 WALKER, 3S south Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
The City Finances.

The monthly report of l.. Kinnehan,
city auditor, shows the total general ex-
penses of the city for March to have been
s., ,4S6.OO, warrants having been drawn as
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Miss Craven, of Chicago, arrived here
Friday to take charge of the trimming
department of Mrs. +. II. Stewards mil.
linery establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
Norman HOrses

Star sale stables for mules and heavy
draft horses.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

A man in Kansas City has fan owned
and used by Martha Washington. On 1t
is painted the only portrait extant OF
Washington in his youth. 1t represents
him at the age OF seventeen seven es claI IN
goddesses and Indians.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03

Elijah Smith, the Oregon railway mag.
nate, thinks breakfast the great, meal OF
the day. He takes no lunch and is care
less about dinner, but starts in on every
davis work with his stomach supplied
with an amount of food which will suf-
flee for at least ten hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-03
For Revenue Only.

Two tiue Norman stations for sale or
trade. Address X. b. Shields, Logan, la.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
MRNICO.

Lacey Kldier. OF lewiston, While CON.
log down ladder In some way reached a
line on which WAS = large pickertl hook
sni drew ne hook Into rnger. MI.
Esisy. who i taking photos herr, Got i
out--qalte a Job.
Dana Richards. who has been driving
on the river In the West, reached home
last week.
Mr.. John Brett. OF Auburn. i ylslilns
her father and mother. Mr.. aui Mrs. VIM.
". Hall Her THREE children are With her.
L,sEie Saith has returned % wAliham,
Mass
VIII Porter l. hayiug Tor J. W. Richards.
l.. G. Park for y. A. Porter, who with 4
large crew IL cutting The grass on The
Dana Kimbsn farm.
Col. wm. T. Easils appears 30 be en-
titled % the prefix Let us have your
nexi oonundrum Mr.. Seeker Amer Truth y
Mrs olive Warren, formerly OF Buck
Geld. l. visiting a. %. 4. fuckers. She
has recently returned from The ladiAn
Nation.
Louise Tucker has retained from Dos'
ton. Mr.. J. A. flanter- i also Al Mf.
fuckers. sfAhAEs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
FRYEBURG.

The Assembly Al Marths'- Grove closed
it, very pleasant and successful meeting
nv The excursion u Mt. Washington.
which was well pstronlIed not Only ny the
Assembly but by Others In the Vicinity.
George NJ. Srout, TEACHER ~ Nahsn''
has been In town = few days.
Miss Helen VI. Stsples with two young
lsdIe. under her care, has been visiting
friends and Joined the excursion TO the
mountains.
Another large party went down river
ON wednesday, by invitation OF Me. Z. A.
page. for the bench, OF two Of his former
nupIls. Messrs. Arthur w. Marsh or Lei
eester. and Everett A. White OF l.. now In
Amhers, College. who are a. Miss Pages.
Mrs. Mary McSeai Cssseli aud two sons,
from Rslsmssor. Michigan. are al her
uuele'r, II. McNsai.
Mrs. Mary Barrows shspley OF Win
chester, aud her daughter Annie. late Sup
Interden, OF the Art Department 10 Pack
ar Institute, Brooklyn. are sisiiins MIS-
\. J. bradley.
George n. Walker spd bride held re-
csp,ion At his fathers, Henry walkers,
on Wednesday eve.
N. o. MeIntire has sold his house, not
horse, 10 Mr.. Emerson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
REIIiEl..

Alplpe IIouse has now a. guests Ar
rivals lat Saturday. Miss T.. VI. PAiter-
sor, Boston; Dr. w. II. Flint, wife and
daughter. New York city Miss III. II.
Hay, Portland. the noted artist who will
sketch from the artist room In the Aiplne
House.
Tarutst 4. Walker owns the best colt In
town n not la the county. l. four years
Oh. siAuis IS u hand. high, Jei black.
splendid driver, price 500, has refused
$500.
John : swan has taken Dr. Gordon.
grass - Gu; Tor si5. Jasi Tie mar 70
pnsh the lob.
TIE ,pple crop In thls section will be =
complete failure. OrchAri. that proine'
81 TOO bsrrc.s lAsi season Will not produce
I've. We oplne the potato crop vii fall
short from last season. Some even
dcmons.rais IL crop.
Berries of an kinis are ABUNDANT snd
chcsp.
FavorAb,o resorts for Summer visitors,
places OF Interest Ani distances from
Bethel. UmoagOg Lake, 90; Moose Cave,
jail. Screw Anger Falls. H. miles Horse
shoe Fals. miles. Wire Bfi.ge. GlleAi.
miles: Shelburu. y. II. Lead Mine
Ridge, n miles, Gorh,m, y. H., 20 miles
Summli Mount Washington House, 20
niles, Albany Basous. ~ miles Green
wool Cave. miles. Rumford Falls, IL
miles; Swans Illn. & miles kendalfs
FERRY. miles; Lorg Bridge. ! mile Para
disc Ilu, i.2 mile. Sunset Rock, mile
Fsryen I'LL, = miles Grand Trunk Min-
efai Springs. 3 miles, a. walkers Mills
walkers Mount, miles; Valentine
House. miles. \. IL. Twitchell House,
mile; Lock House and Mountain Grove
House. > miles; Web Town House, mile I;
Cross House. mile; Grover House, West
bethel, miles, waterproof Mountain
House, 3 IL miles; John Russell House,
mile; Bethel House, Films House, Alpine
House within the village. The Bethel
House and Elm House are fast nlllng up.
Alpine House has now a. guests. Bethel
House About any guests, Inns about ~
Valentine aud TwitcheN some 80 each
Locke and Goodwin houses 10 each. West
Bethel, Grover. IS. A party from Alpine
House ard Bethel House are making AZ.
rsugenenis 10 take = trip 20 Mount wash
Ineton top one week, camp out, and after
returning will take 4 trip 20 the Lakes
n.hlug and hunting, camp out, spend one
week. among the party will be the Rev.
SIR. phluuey, pastor OF the PEABODY churen
boston, and Df. Flint, OF New York City,
A, Alpine House. and Mr. williams and
wife Of Boston. % the Bethel House aud
Others. c
VIM. l. skillings. Esq, returned TO
Dtthel Friday. from an extensive fishing
excursion % New brunswick. lie express
81 a large box OF salmon, which be dis
tribu,ei among his friends and neighoors
with his customary generosity.
James Lane, contractor for carrying The
m.ils from Bethel TO Enrol, ". IL, WAS out
Thursdsy with an extra fOur.in'hand team
10 take the dwellers.ln.tents 10 the camp
iur grounds around the lakes.
TIE remains OF Mrs. NJ. A. GoddArd
were brought TO Bethel from Paris Tues.
Gay evening, for buri,l. Mrs. GODDARD
wss ff,y.seven years old. and widow OF
Edward Goddard. late OF Bethel She
vent 10 Paris 20 visit her daughter, hop.
ing that rest. aud relief from care would
restore health. But. alas Relief came
ONLY by entering upon the life beyond.
rhsre i no sorrow, no care there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
NEyyRY.

laying still continues 20 be the busI.
nsss OF the day. A few have nnIshed but
many have large quantities OF grass stu
standing Ia the fields.
Several who went below hsylng have re-
turned aud dad plenty ~ work about here.
G. g. Harlow IL cutting the Smith fa'm.
Potatoes are rus,ing, corn heavy snd
forward.
Fali feed will be good. which means FAT
cattle. but the present prices OF beef are
not very encouraging.
Nathaniel Trssk aud family are sick
with the measles.
Charley walkers little boy l. recovering
from the typhoid fever. No new cssss
A. yet
by = fall from q seaff5li In his barn FIJI
day morning. your correspondent wa.
quite badly bruised about the head and
pretty generally shaken up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
RIfNIFnRn cENTRR

The frst oaaTterly meeting this year.
was held AZ Rumfort Csntre last Saturday.
The young ladies decorated the church
very nneiy. IL l. seldom that We see a
church adorned With f,wsrs arranged In q
much prciiler Way than were those there.
Mach credit Il due The young ladies ~ the
place and children.
Sunday FORENOON services we're held ~
kamford Centre. A good congregation
listened % a good sermon BY Rev. T.. +.
Adams. presiding Elder. In the afternoon
and evening. meetings were held AZ the
church. which were among the best that
TIE writer ever attended. In The evening
three young ladies' expressed = desire 10
walk In TIE pathway that leads unto eter-
uAl happiness. Rev. Mr.. Adams reports
revival on every one OF bis charges In
he lewiston district las, year. which
spcaks % better Gays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
ALBANY.

Miss Lizzie Farnsworth, 4 teacher In a
pubilc school In Chsflestown, Mass, Is
spendlnr Der vacation ~ Daniel Clarks.
Arthur T.. Clark, who went 10 vlslt
friends In Buxton last week, was taken
.uaisnly with cholera morous but 10 con-
rev. T. NJ. Besdenkon. sf No. Water.
ford. by exchange, preached At Albany last
sabbath. Rev. G. w. Preston, OF Conn.
snd q. T. ID. Crockett. OF N. III were
present aud assisted In administering the
Lori'- supper. Rev. y. NJ. Wisweli preach
"A Al No. Waterford by exchange, In the
forenoon, afternoon ~ Albany town hoase
FOR the Meihodlsts.
The Coug1 ladies circle met Al tne ves-
try this week. They were favor,d Win
me presence OF three ministers. Aner
tea the miblsters snd few lady friends
r.sorted 10 Songo Pond aud erJoyei
bos, ride by moonlight These fishers OF
men tried their hand n angling and even
the ladies dropped hook aud the resui'
was qsits airing OF nsh.
II is needless 10 speak OF poor nay
weather, as 10 10 common properly every
body understands IL.
Corn and potatoes are making rsp'u
growth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
RuCKRIELD.

Mrs X. G. Atwood aud daughter have
zen spendln. the pas, week At Rockland
Mrs. Nathan Morrill, has returned nom
the Islands.
o. Il Hall, NJ d., has goae on avoyAee
10 the Azores A. ships surgeon.
Mrs. James II. Keyon and daughter liz'
Ile. OF Bluffton, Indiana, are In town VS.
ting their friends Tor few days.
Mr.. Charles Hardy. ofSt John, n u
IL the guest OF y. Il. Wilmington.
Edwin Maxim sold his racing colt 10
New York parties for s260.
Rev. Lawrence Cummings and family OF
New York, are spending their vacation IN
town.
Mrs. Hattie Damon Is about TO make
extensive repairs upon her buildings. 49,.
The friends OF Miss Annie Forster Will
be clad 10 know thst she Is gradually re-
covering from the severe Illness OF the
past year ar more.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Blsbee aud daughter have
been spending the past week at Peaks Is
land.
Irish & Donovan received drive OF
rs cords OF birch timber down the West
branch OF the Nszlnscot last week. The
timber was Gu, near the foot OF BLACK
Mountain. i,
Chas. ID. bradbury, Jr., and wiie' OF
Boston, Mass +, are II Dr. brsdoufys.
Rev. Lawrence Cummings, OF New
York, supplied the pulpit at the bsptls!
church Sunday morning, and u expected
70 supply IL for few weeks at least. MI.
Cummings IL an original and able preacher
and always draws good house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
HEBRON.

Mrs. A. a. Tarnsr i spending the sum-
mer a Anssl Bowman's.
Mr.. ". I. Dschelier, OF Boston, u Elsl,'
lpg q, Sir. Trips.
Eu, sturievsnt w,ni 20 The in,ervale
House this week.
Mr.. John Carney l. qilte sick sgain.
Capt. Dlnhsm Is palu;ing bis house.
Notwithstanding the extreme hca, =
large number Aiicn1ei church the last
Sabbath OF July. Rev. & l.. Harden gave
an interesting discourse from the text
Pet. 81 ch,picr. 18Th verse.
T,ta s,ufteyAni went 10 the lnteryale
House. Conway. the ffst OF the week.
Berth, aud EIiih Packard are there.
Hattie Carrier aud several other young
ladies who have attended school here have
gone 10 Ola Orchard - table girls.
The young men met this week and chose
committee 20 sec about organiking . brass
bard. The prospect Is encouraging.
Mrs Lebanon fcll while walking down
The hin near her house and broke her
shoulder. She had II set ~ once, and her
friends feel that she makes the best OF her
affection.
Mr.. G. A Jordan OF Lisbon. Secretary
OF the new society formed % aid Hebron
Academy. will bs glad - receive the
name. OF eli graduates AID one dollar The
fee OF membership. The number OF grii.
yates Tor the las, nine years i one hundred
aud ihiriy.iwo, 90 that II sn before ihN
time ami since would make haste much
might be accomplished. The society IL
called the Association OF Graduates, and
any who are Interested can write 10 Nj.
jordan and receive constitution and by
laws. The society will meet here anuual-
In. sud persors wishing 10 join, who have
not ATTENDED The school. msy sceording 70
bylaws be received 81 shy meeting Here
IL an opp0r,unliy Tor people of modest
means u contribute - once toward thn
erection of The new aeaivmy. For u Viii
be seen on the rcatlbg the bylaws ,hst
The persons Who attended the school three
years will have rieh, 20 mrnocrshlp. be-
fore graduating was established In 1878.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Old DR.. Johnson once said. addressing
a elias. OF medical students, that the study
OF medicine was = most arduous uDdertak.
Ing. that the most comprehensive mitd
and the most industrious student could
scarcely DO more than explore the pprtsls
- medical knowledge during the BRIEF
time allotted 10 study before convincing
practice, bat that throughout his whole
lie The responsibilities of bis profession
should rest upon him like night usrc.
lie should explore every avenue OF nst-
ufal knowledge, must become familiar with
chemistry. natural philosophy and natural
history. bat, above all, he must learn the
construction OF his own frame, the means
by which he lives, moves and has bis be-
Ing. lie must understand the nature OF
All those luhaeuces by which health II bro
ken down sud restored and by what means
disease, suffsri q aud death may be avert
cd. DIR. Johnson further says that moth.
ing contributes 80 much TO the support OF
qaackery - the present insufiicienoy OF
medical knowledge. Men DO not, he says,
easily abandon hope but ~ readily pu'
faith Ia Ignorant pretenders As drowning
men catch AZ strsws.
The good that men do In this life lives
amer them" Daring the life time OF old
DR.. johnson ne Invented what IL now
known A. Johnson's Anodyne Linlment, q
standard family remedy OF SURPRISING mer.
II. This llniment Il both for Internal aud
external use aud II IL safe 20 say that no
single remedy ever discovered has done 80
much good A. has this one. IL II insxpen.
siye, ready 81 moments notice night or
day and may be used with absolute conf
dence In The thousand and enc ailments
that sfiilct humanity. 10 the cure OF Sc
we're cramps or pains In the stomsch or
bowels, dysentry, disrrhGs, acute or chron.
ic, this Imminent IL q sovereign remedy. In
the case OF chronic dlsrrhni II Is eertsin'
ly worth Its weight In gold. II hss been
known to cure cases OF from ten TO fftesn
years standing sfter the sufferers had been
given up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
OXFORD.

Me-. joseph Robinson and her ia dshier
Me-. Carr are spending some time AZ Ola
Orchard
Therc will be reunion OF the iIIh reg
lment al tnls place on the 18th Of August.
The ladies will provide dinner OF baked
beans. etc. 4 good time Is anticipated.
A party OF young people had apienle 81
the Mineral Spring on Saturday.
The Oxford oornei band are 10 have new
uniforms from q. w. simmons, Bostop'
as good a. can be purchased. wh!ea they
expect 20 receive the 18th OF August
They intend 10 spend several days Al the
Band Tournament At tbs Islands.
Rev. T. S. Perry, OF Limerick was In
town last week.
Mrs. Onin Jones attended the funeral
a. Paris on Saturday, Jaly S0,h, OF her
brother. Ebert Clifford, who died quite
suddenly. on Thursday. July 2slh.
L. =. CirmAn. OF New York, aud bis
son were ia town last week. lie hss
recently bought farm In winthrop.
The Oxford "a nine known - the Ox'
ford kids" played a. Metals saturday.
Rssul, Is 70 IL 10 favor OF the Kids.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
GREENWOOD

More psrsoas on tac sick list LlIf.e
Felt. who hAs been A. work Tor some time
past flr Mrs 4 X Hicks. II slek with The
liver complairt. at has hat two doctors
o. see her.
Oracle Emmors Is very low with col.
sumqilor. Art vili PROBABLY survive bat 4
short tia. She All her widowed mother
arc living With hlr grard.ptrcnis, bear
Greenwood ely.
When Ernssi Brook wAs two or three
yvsr- oit. Dc hsi number % .nscesscs
cone on his thfosf. caused by scrOfuious
hun0s. 4 ~ weeks $50 The same disease
attacked ihe scalp. turning nearly The
whole tor % bis heal iuto q running sore.
IIe l. COW some better. ~ Is seyeu years
oii. and son ~ A. :. brooks.
Noo-dy about here 1, dore haylug vet.
on account % The h,i weather. A good
deal % hay has been damsgct ty rain and
rust.
Apples about hefc are very scarce. They
have been falilng from trees All the way
Along. ant 40 now mostly on the ground.
Extremeiy bot weather IL PROBABLY the
cause % ~. A. there hss been usiiaer frosi
nor ifOuih.
While dealing with potato bugs Ills
summer. have studied bugoiogy some
Whist. AMI hud Que redesmlrg qaality about
the iuiolcfsnle nuisance. They src very
devoted little creature. sui their motto AZ
ways L.. Let " grsy ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
MASON.

Good hay weather now, aud IL was
never more needed. There was never
morc grass standing In this section al this
time 90 year. than now. Much English
grass i uncut and our great meadows
have hardly been touched.
The thunder shower OF last week DID no
damage here except n lay down some
pieces % oats and bend down The corn.
Mrs.. NJ. \. Stowell, OF Boston, j. visit
Ing AZ her sisters. Mrs. &. i. brown.
Her health seems 10 BE- Improving.
Mrs Geo. N. brown Ia with her dAngh.
ter, Mrs. Frank Stearns, ~ the Pine Grove
House. South Waterford.
T.. J. Mains Is now cutting The hay on
bis farm.
CT. Brown and J. II. Bean are cutting
The bay GA The Dlsbee farm.
Nrs. Mason Il siill feeble.
Farmers were never more busy. No
help % be- cot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
WATERFORD

TIE ''dog .day" weather last week made
ever body Wish - be 20 The mountains or
the beach. OF anywhere % escape the bot,
muggy, tnefvAiing atmosphere. which
wlltsi linen sni humanity alike. sun
there's more % follow.
A terrible thuntef shower passed direct
IN over TIE town Thursday night, July 18Th.
40 serious dsm,ge reported thus Tar. One
tree VS. struck ~ lightning nesr Nell
Atherton's
Or Sh,tiuck hiss had his leg :mpatat-
81 below tie kner. TIE doctors say his
recovery Il DOUBTFUL
C.ani winsTi = hayIrs FOR j. Maurice
Howe
J. Ass whitney. % North Bridgtou, Is
a, work flr Jas. VI. Shaw.
Mss Lizzie Green Il ooe OF our smari
young ladie.. She earns 30 cents every
afsrnOo1. riding me horse rake for II. w.
Greer.
c. A. Young started FOR wsksasld'
Mas. Monday.
ANA Green i 90 home.
SOM OF our olisst citizens say they
never knew = month % - bot weather -
The past month % July.
Austin Dritghsm. OF Brid<ton, i hay
Ing sor WIN. snd Henry Green.
CAivla Manson has sold lot OF grass 70
Warren Kneelani, OF Sweden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
DENMARK.

The hoase OF Moses A. Wood was struck
~ lightning Ia the shower OF Thursday
ulehi oflast week SIR. Wood was knock
81 down and remained lnscnslble Tor some
time. bat WAS al right 10 = day or two. The
house was badly shattered aud qaiie FAR.
row plowsd In the door yard. wagon
shan broken rni other freaks performed.
Mr.. George walker, OF fyeourg, was
married August lat. AZ Ilrowrnsli, 10 Miss
Nellie A. Bennett, youngest daughter 81
Moses ~. Bennett. OF this town. The re-
cep;lon was held =, The home OF the bride
groom a. Fryeburg. August 81. A large
company WAS present and the presents
were Numerous. This couple IL starting
lie under favorable Circumstances aud
their numerous friends wish them much
happiness.
Edward whales has retained from Dos